# Report says Jensen Huang's partner's firm won priority Nvidia chip access

> Original title: per WSJ, Jensen Huang met his lover Alice Huang through her husband, Chinese businessman Kang Wei.

- Source: Rohan Paul
- Published: 2026-11-12T05:13:26.000Z
- Bad Influence: https://badinfluence.news/items/lxbifzxfcv1opbkj25o4ykbi0
- Original: https://x.com/rohanpaul_ai/status/2120746770213052583

## Summary

The Wall Street Journal reports that Jensen Huang had a relationship with Alice Huang, whose firm Megaspeed won priority Nvidia chip access in 2023 by naming Alibaba as its anchor customer. The report says the couple told investors between late 2024 and June 2025 to expect triple returns in three years and that they had ways to bring Nvidia chips into China. Nvidia's board has opened an independent probe and said it has no reason to believe its secrets were compromised.

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per WSJ, Jensen Huang met his lover Alice Huang through her husband, Chinese businessman Kang Wei.

Kang, whom Jensen had known for a decade, seemingly accepted the 2-year romance, half-jokingly calling her the CEO’s personal assistant.

In 2023 the couple launched Megaspeed in Singapore, winning priority Nvidia chip access by naming Alibaba, barred from buying such chips directly, as anchor customer.

Between late 2024 and June 2025, the couple told potential investors to expect triple returns in 3 years and said they had ways to bring Nvidia chips into China.

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## Quoted post @rohanpaul_ai

> WSJ: Nvidia’s board, which publicly backed Jensen Huang on Sunday, is now close to deciding whether to remove its founder CEO.
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> The shift came as a second affair, with an Nvidia employee, surfaced alongside his admitted relationship with a suspected Chinese intelligence asset.
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> When it opened an independent probe on Sunday, the board said it had no reason to believe Nvidia secrets were compromised.
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> Shares fell about 8% after hours, and Huang, the largest shareholder at about 3.6%, has rejected formal succession planning.
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> With roughly 60 direct reports and no named successor, Nvidia’s own proxy report warns that weak succession could hurt strategy and execution.

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